Dec, 1903.] Poisonous and Other Injurious Plants. 35 



109. Drosera rotundifolia L. Round-leaved Sundew. Poison- 

 ous to cattle. 



no. Seduni acre L. Wall-pepper. Produces inflammation and 

 vesication when applied to the skin. The fresh herl) is 

 emetic and cathartic. 



111. Fragaria vesca L. European Wood Strawberrj-. The 



fruit produces an irritation of the stomach, in some per- 

 sons, which lasts about a day. 



112. Sorbus aucuparia L. European Mountain Ash. The ber- 



ries are poi.sonous to man, but are eaten by some birds. 



113. Pyrus communis E. Pear. Horses are reported to have 



been killed by eating rotten pears. 



114. Mains mains (E. ) Britt. Apple. Seeds poisonous. 



115. Prunus pennsylvanica E. Wild Red Cherry. Eeaves pois- 



onous, but less so than the two following species. Kerr 

 nels probably poisonous. 



116. Prunus virginiana E. Choke Cherry. Eeaves poi.sonous. 



Kernels probably poisonous. 



117. Prunus serotina Ehrh. Wild Black Cherry. Eeaves very 



poisonous to cattle, especially the half-wilted leaves. 

 Kernels very poisonous. 



118. Amygdalus persica E. Peach. Eeaves and kernels pois- 



onous. 



119. Gymnocladus dioica (E.) Koch. Kentucky Coffee Tree. 



Eeaves and pulp of the fruit or beans poisonous. Eeaves 

 reported to be used as a fly poison. 



120. Baptisia australis (E.) R.Br. Blue Wild Eidigo. Emetic. 



121. Baptisia tinctoria (E.) R.Br. Yellow Wild Indigo. Emet- 



ic. Supposed to be poisonous. 



122. Crotalaria sagittalis E. Rattlebox. Eeaves and seeds 



poisonous to horses and cattle. Poisonous also in ha}'. 



123. Eupinus perennis E. Wild Eupine. The seeds are prob- 



ably poisonous to stock. 



124. Melilotus alba Desv. White Sweet Clover. Objectionable 



in wheat because of the foul odor the seed imparts to flour. 



125. Melilotus officinalis (E.) Eam. Yellow Sweet Clover. 



Said to be poisonous. Al.so imparts a foul odor to flour. 



126. Cracca virginiana E. Goats Rue. Used by the Indians as 



a fish poison. 



127. Rol)inia pseudacacia E. Common Eocust. Black Eocust. 



Roots, leaves and bark very poisonous to man. 



128. Robinia viscosa Vent. Clammy Eocust. Underground 



parts somewhat poi.sonous. 



129. Vicia sativa E. Common Vetch. Caution must be ob- 



served in feeding this plant to pigs. It is not injurious 

 to cows. 



(To be contitiued.) 



